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James GeroDescription
Local producer/videographer James Gero provides a sampling of community events, interviewing sponsors, participants and local officials.Programs in this Series
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records high wind lake waves, ambient visuals and noise.
Community producer James Gero records the musical performance of Betsayda Machada at the Old North End Studios.
Community producer James Gero records the First Night Burlington performance at the Flyn Theater of McFadden Academy of Irish Dance accompanied by the music of Rowan.
Community producer James Gero records the First Night Burlington performance at the Flynn Theater of a teen dance troupe, Dave Keller Blues Band, The Starline Rhythm Boys and the Karen Amirault Dance Company and Kidz.
Community producer James Gero tours the art exhibit of Sally Linder's polar bear images at the Amy E. Tarrant Gallery connected to the Flynn theater and records her gallery talk.
Community producer James Gero records interviews, sights and sounds around Burlington, Vermont's remembrance of veterans on Veteran's Day 2016.
Community producer James Gero showcases his own still photographs of Burlington and the surrounding community.
Community producer James Gero visits with the creators and artists at the first South End Steamroller Print Project taking place at the Burlington Department of Public Works.
Featured Story
CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives
CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!